Features
What They Stood For
When the Stanford chapter of Sigma Chi pledged an African-American nearly 50 years ago, it wasn’t an act of rebellion. But the fraternity brothers’ stubborn stand against race-based membership rules became a civil rights skirmish on the national stage.
A Postdoc's Path
The route to a breakthrough is twisty and tortured for any researcher. Here’s what happened on the way to one postdoctoral scholar’s eureka moment.
What Happened Here?
Archaeologist Ian Hodder has spent 21 years digging up one of the world’s oldest cities. As the ancient settlement slowly gives up its secrets, Hodder says his team has only scratched the surface.
Spotlight
Disney, Naturally
Film executive Paul Baribault, '96, found his way back to where he'd always belonged.
Farm Report
Something Is Wrong with Rodin's Hands
Art imitates life
The Man Who Got Them In
Remembering 'Dean Fred'
Out of the Closet
Fashionable on campus
Bloody Good Work
A killer debut
Shoring Up for Sea Surges
Hazardous work
Research Notebook
Breakthroughs, briefly
Geospatial Center Tracks Mass Shootings
Mapping gun violence
Always On Her Game: Chiney Ogwumike
What makes Chiney tick
Departments
Class Notes
Farewells
Genetics Pioneer
Leonard Herzenberg
Beloved Chef and Restaurateur
Judith Ellen "Judy" Rodgers, '78
Abstract Expressionist
Frank Irving Lobdell
Online Exclusives
'An Amazing Run'
Basketball's great year
How Sweet It Is
Men's basketball is in the Sweet 16. But what does it all mean?
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10 Reasons to Like this Course
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Obituaries
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Books, Music, Etc.
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Where to Find Inspiration? Maybe at Your Feet.
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How Elephants Establish Who Is in Charge
